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Deep Dive into Dopamine [Research Recap]
Manage episode 430161253 series 3474026
Welcome back to another week of The ADHD Skills Lab!
Presenting you with a very special episode all about Dopamine and ADHD. We looked at the landscape of the research then and now, in an effort to bring you the most up to date observations from the scientific community.
Curious about what's inside?
- The various ways dopamine behaves differently in ADHD brains.
- Where does dopamine actually come from?
- Find out who else has entered the chat...
Thanks for being here. Until next time,
Sarah (Podcast Producer)
ADHD Skills Discussed:
- Why you should have protein for breakfast
- Celebrate your wins regularly and intentionally
- Don't try to "should" yourself into dopamine - it wont work
References:
01:26 - Neurobiology of ADHD (2009)
10:22 - Neurobiology of ADHD): A brief review (2024)
19:34 - Reduced dopamine transporter availability in drug‐naive adult ADHD
Looking for more content? Want to get in touch?
We would love to hear from you!
IG: Skye @unconventionalorganisation
IG: Sarah @theadhdskillslabpodcast
YT: Unconventional Organisation ADHD
Skye here!
We've helped 500+ professionals with ADHD reach their goals.
If you'd like to learn how to achieve your goals with ADHD, here are 2 ways we can help you...
1. Get started now with my free playbook on how to set goals you can achieve. - Click Here
2. Book a free 15-minute focus session with me to break down your goal, identify your biggest barriers, and take the next step. - Click Here
Together, let's set your goals into motion!
Skye (MA, PG Cert)
Former Academic and Founder of Unconventional Organisation
https://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/
Chapters
1. Deep Dive into Dopamine [Research Recap] (00:00:00)
2. Neurobiology of ADHD (2009) (00:01:26)
3. Neurobiology of ADHD): A brief review (2024) (00:10:22)
4. Reduced dopamine transporter availability in drug‐naive adult ADHD (00:19:34)
70 episodes
Manage episode 430161253 series 3474026
Welcome back to another week of The ADHD Skills Lab!
Presenting you with a very special episode all about Dopamine and ADHD. We looked at the landscape of the research then and now, in an effort to bring you the most up to date observations from the scientific community.
Curious about what's inside?
- The various ways dopamine behaves differently in ADHD brains.
- Where does dopamine actually come from?
- Find out who else has entered the chat...
Thanks for being here. Until next time,
Sarah (Podcast Producer)
ADHD Skills Discussed:
- Why you should have protein for breakfast
- Celebrate your wins regularly and intentionally
- Don't try to "should" yourself into dopamine - it wont work
References:
01:26 - Neurobiology of ADHD (2009)
10:22 - Neurobiology of ADHD): A brief review (2024)
19:34 - Reduced dopamine transporter availability in drug‐naive adult ADHD
Looking for more content? Want to get in touch?
We would love to hear from you!
IG: Skye @unconventionalorganisation
IG: Sarah @theadhdskillslabpodcast
YT: Unconventional Organisation ADHD
Skye here!
We've helped 500+ professionals with ADHD reach their goals.
If you'd like to learn how to achieve your goals with ADHD, here are 2 ways we can help you...
1. Get started now with my free playbook on how to set goals you can achieve. - Click Here
2. Book a free 15-minute focus session with me to break down your goal, identify your biggest barriers, and take the next step. - Click Here
Together, let's set your goals into motion!
Skye (MA, PG Cert)
Former Academic and Founder of Unconventional Organisation
https://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/
Chapters
1. Deep Dive into Dopamine [Research Recap] (00:00:00)
2. Neurobiology of ADHD (2009) (00:01:26)
3. Neurobiology of ADHD): A brief review (2024) (00:10:22)
4. Reduced dopamine transporter availability in drug‐naive adult ADHD (00:19:34)
70 episodes
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